Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-16
IF WAS GREATLY MISTAKEN.
=, MARYLAND Chemist Reekoned without
His Host.

1.-Two II, the midst Of the malarial dis !
+r;c+s of Marylsnd, near the city OF
Washington, and en- exposed 10 all the
DANGEROUS influences of the impure al |
and water of that region.
Being naturally Of a strong co1stitu-
ton, 1 had frequently boasted that no
chills and fever or other malarious COLI
plsint would ever trouble ne.
This was my experience and the cendi-
tior in which 1 found myself six months
ago. | first noticed that 1 did not feel so
sprightly and vigorous as was ny wont
to do. ielG tired and enervated. S3on
noticed distinct and distressing back
ache would make its appearance in the
afternoon, increasing in severity il the ex-
ercfse was more than usually violent.
Then stretchy feeling with proiuse gap
inc made its appearance. Then my head,
always IS clear as bell, would feel
hesvy and began to have headaches.
The cold stage was mArked with chat
teripg OF the teeth, severe rigors passed
over me, and nc amount Of clothing
could keep ne warm. The chill was sue
ceeded in turn by the fever, in which
seemed to be burning up, the congestion
in ny head produced a violent p2ja il The
frontal portion, and heated sensation q
the eyeids, with an indescrio2ble aching
Of the lower limbs. Nausea and vomiting
occurred with severe retchiDgs, and aAel
the psToxysmsp passed of Twas thoroughly
prostrated by weakness that was felt IN
every part Of me.
I dguggeq myself with quinine, and
obtained some reifet. But my respite
was of brief duration. I was now so
much reduced that could hardly ws'k
or stand upright. Ny disease soon
cul2inated in q continued malarisl fever
which kept me closely confined for about
q week. Ibecame exceedingly depressed
and melancholy, so much so thai losy
interest in my work, and, indeed, scsroe-
Iy cared what happened 70 me.
During sill this time, il must be under
stood that ] did net neglect medical
treatment. All the most powerful rene
dies were tried, such eg liquid arsenate
OF potash, vslari&nts of iron, mercury,
bromide of potassium, Gil lori5e Ct bis
muth, chinodila, chinchonidia. outline
and several others. AL his ! did under
tie advice Of eminent physicians.
It was while I vas IN this denlovs5le
ccuditon that the claims made f2r
KasEiae, the new qginine, as 4 specific
for malaria, were vfrst brought 70 my
attention. l knew nothing Of It's value
TO justify my having shy confidence III
ii, but as everything 5!se Lad failed I
deemed il my duty to tr7 it, SO began
It's use, and rs prom and radical
effects were OF the nature Of q revelaton
to me. Many people may Link the state
ment scarcely credible, buC ii is q fact
that after only a few days use Of Kaskine
sill TIE leading symptoms il my case were
decidedly abated or ceased altogether;
and in 4 few weeks from the time I took
the first dose was cured,
This wss about the LIST Of January, and
since then l have experienced no recur-
renee Of the malarial symptoms in ony
form. remedy OF such exceptional
virtue for the cure of malaria ought to be
commended and universally made known.
I have therefore urged it upon the atten-
ton OF my friends, several Of whom have
used it with like good results in every
case, and it is with the greatest pleasure
and sincerity that 1 commend Kaskine to
sufferers from malaria everywhere. Re
spectfully yours, J.D. HIRD, B. A.
Assistant Chemist Maryland Agricultural
College.
P.S.-Should anyone wish TO address
me as to the genuineness Of the shove
letter, will cheerfullY respond.
Other letters of a similar character from
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